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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Prob BITIONISTS.
Geo. Clark, chairman. Waco.
{. W. Tate aud win Lambert. sec

Geo. Clark, chairman Waco.
I. w. Tate aud VIII Lambert. sec
ctarlcs, Waco.
tirst District W. l.. Douglass
chairman, ID Beaumont H. T.. Cham.
bcrs chairman, L., Liberty.
Second District-W W. Spivcy
chairman, d. licndcr, III: Nd. Tins
ley, chal rman, Il, henderson.
Third District w. IL, Pope chair
man, -. Narshall; Pr Dennis, chair
man, Il, Marshall
Fourth District. George ]. Todd
chairman' -" jefferson; W. l. Wor
shaun, chalrIhah' H., jefferson
ruin District DO -. Petoct, chair
man -" sulphur springs; Pepper
chHlrii"h' lto 'TrenVllic'
SiA'h plstrlci cone johnson
chairman ..lyler; y. i. Anderson
chairman, Ii, Tyler.
seventh DI-trict-R r. ants
chairman, ~" " Ills loul.
Eighth Distrlct-Or ID. Neal chair
man w. NHVaS"m.
Nlnth DIstrlct-W II. Crank, chair'
man -" Houston; Iichard Alien
chalrlnhn' H.. Houston
Ienth l)irtrlc'-M E hlebcrg
chairman, D., Galveston samuel Ais
Ton, chairman, IL Galveston.
Eleventh I)StrIct--R. H. Allen
fh"'fulnn -, llaleii'VlIlc' Henry
"rfeeeh' u" columbus
twelfth l)i,lrtcl-J. H. ohollurnc
chHlriIlah' , beilVllei Henry Muller
hartman u" brcnham.
lhlrtecnth l)istrIct-li' NJ. G"r-
wood chairman -" baSlrop
fouFt"'nih l'i7lrlct Ii, VI smith
chairman 10 bryah' Ihor. d. Powell
hartman I'r thV. IT,
rli'rehlh plt'rlct-h larry,
'h"lriIlan, ~ Corsican"' j.. ~ Nae'
s"her' chhiriIiai'' I'r MeAla.
0iN'e'h'i Di'lrict- d. >. bog@s
ch"l' I'l"i' -" ierreIl' a. W. cochran
chhll llHu' ho nn.in7' -,
9eN'h"eh'h plsirlct W. VI lbuTh
cuairihnh' -, Mchinhey; d. b
oc scum hartman, IT, Dccht9h,
Eighteenth District. W, H. laugh
crty' chairman - Gainesville; Louis
LGD!recht CHAIRMAN d. zen son
Nin'irehth lI'lFlclI,D' H. ,Brln
Chairman, l'r "rh"h. H. X. lltIie
"0od, eha'rlnanL -, Henrietta
Wch'le'h Pi7ir'c' W III. Cnpps
rhalr.LHh, ," Fort w orth, > J.
Aio NHiidrr chairman H. ort worth
Iwehiy,lIrSt District a I. Nc
hiilhoi' chairman, ~ iilil7Doro; Il
W; sims chairman, hr W"Xahachle'
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carry sharp beyond the Jurisulcl on
Of the court
TIE TRIAL RESUMED,
Cashier Merwin, Of The Pacific bank,
was reca ed and testified to loans to
Ihos, b, Kerr at different dates IN 1884
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most Immediately. Unlike all other pfepRra-
lions II SIMILAR Kind no special INSTRUCTIONS
are required a. 10 what one shall ~ shall not
eat This flci clone ought 10 commc nd n 10 AL
lron3led With dyspepsia, = n Homes,
Yuel6nd. y. J.
Genuine has our trade marx Nm rel on iron,
Of wrapper
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TUIIIfl,,,ou I'D

TuiIIuI,,ou I'D
people from going 1
cheapest aud best id
boots, Shoes, hats, N
ever broughtto this
street amt square.
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hoftn ~ 'ul7 ciJ ",o l4"v,-. -...-
killed BY the sooth bound train las
night. He was subject to epilepsy
and 1t is supposed no fell in ht on
the track lie leaves wife and a
daughter, the latter abed 10,
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20 per cent grea, discount sale still
continues tor thi- week, 20 brugyour
cash and see what you can 10 with it
~ LEVINE BROS.
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Try David NicholsoD's Liquid Bread
or Extract Mat, ut Il. y. Little a
Cos.
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\ complete assortment OF iclics
aud preserves, AZ b. a. Little Il Cos.
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ro S,u9Ner' viii lind The finest inn
l por.,u' VA ne! West aud domestic ci.
R"r' al VA Williamson 4 cox
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NEW YORK corroN.

Hl'lii htibhI SPOTS.
NEW uitk, Jun" W.-Np quotations Du
tt count ui wire trouble.
SEW YORK CorroS FuTrut.
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, u, \ Little n cos for nice chippct
O'et aud and fresh Whitaker liam.
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VI th''c we have still lew ,cft and
'no) must 60. so come and make vour
selection before its too late.
LEVINE Bros.
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=
III. Louis, June 3l,--The National stock
yards reports;
Cattle receipts, 1io7; shipments, 100, Market
ruled steady. Choice heavy native steers
41GA -; fair IN good shipping steers, OOtg
10; butcher steers, fair u choice, 1904 - !;
feeders, fair "a good 0O&i o.; siockera, fair
Ia good, 5yGi u, Texans, common grass 70
good cornted,2 lOxti ~.
HOgs-iteceipts, 800, shipments, Mar
ket arm 1T 3N1j ~,
sheep Receipts 1872, shipments. :" Mar
ket steady. Clipped, fair 10 choice NO
70; lambs, O0Gi ~,
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET.
hASsAs CITY, June 5,-The Live stock
Indicator reports;
Cattle receipts, 1871; shipments ... Mar
ket strong and 5SlOc higher. Good 70 choice
shipping, usGt o.; common u medium 10
0p9 VI; siockers,2 bcGi ~; feeding steers ! l0g
80 cows, 2 WG3 -.
Hogs-Receipts, i,lSi; shipments, ....
Market strong and BE- higher ~ JD9i 70,
Sheep Receipts. 20, shipments.
Market steady, Cool 10 choice, US9' ~
common 70 medium, Ug5 p.
GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET
GALvEsToN, Jun9 market hrm and IN
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W hitiakcr hams. chouo. Dri,d
oeei always in stock. vt -. A.Illtir 4
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a. egoi u-i,u,r, quote ordinary
s''''' pe"oerr, d .;so,-r,,,ol,,,.,, '9 ,..- y.
smoker, will lind th. doo.t .,u
ported, Key West and domcs, ''Il r.
CARS at W. i Williamson q t "S'. c'-
Nsa.-,s . @.a ..., q.
Dresses
~ these we have sti!l aicw left md
the) must 60. so come and make your
selection before its too late.
LEVINE Bros.
j. y. Little ~ cos. for nice chinno,
O'et and and fresh Whitaker Iams
Whitaker mans. chope. bri.d
D posI always IN stock, vt Il. A.Ilttlc 4
Event, PER ,cnt
discount is wha, we are giving ON au
purchases bis week.
LEwrNEBRos.
4 choice line Of green. uhcs and
,"' N'G tea', to be had at D. \. Little
~ lies have your visiting card. and
INVITATIONS printed at Mcruck Forks
Mode. job Ohic,.
axe your printing to the Mode,
'on once, iA7 south Fourth street.
Il. a, Little y Go. wlIl sci. Won
grocerir' AT rack bottom prices. and
deliver them promptly.
We have to moye soon into ourn, ~
building and want to get rid of as
much OF our goods rs possible and
price Is no object.
LEVINE Bros.
Try piece of that nice chipped
beef at Il. \. Little ~ COS.
lee, lee, lee!
Delivered daily in quantities of
10 cents and upwards, sack.
cd tor shipment Make season con.
tracts with John Farley
Try David Nicholsou's LIQUID Bread
or Extract Malt, at Is. A. Little a
Cos.
our
20 per cent great discount sale still
continues tor thu, week, 20 brugyour
cash and see what you cau do with it
~ LEVINE bros.
y complete assortment of icllics
aud preserves, AT b. a. Little Il Cos.
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Delivered daily in quantities OF
10 cents and upwards, sack.
cd tor shipment Make season con.
tracts with John Farley
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pl-'ount is what we are giving ON MI
purchases this week.
LEVINE Buos
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F En-, closed 10, steady, to point, low.
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KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK MARKET

GALVESTON COFFEE MARKET
GALVEsToN, Iun9 si.-MsrGst hrm and IN
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Try a piece of that nice chipped
beef at Il. \. Little n Cos.
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New YORK, Nov. ,. Tx mayor
Edward Cooper has received the fol
lowing letter from President { eve
land
Executive Mansion, Washington,
November 2 To Hon. Edward
Cooper My Dear Sir:-I don't think
the newspaper clippings you send,
and now before me, amount to enough
importance, to raise doubt concern
ing my desire for the success of both
state and New York city tickets in
the coming election. \ ou know that
! am very much inclined to abstain
fsom any interference with the New
! ork City campaigns, FULLY believing
the people of that city to be quite com
petent to manage their Affairs,
IL surely ought not to
be considered any interference,
however, when | say IN reply to your
letter that the newspaper extracts,
which you enclose, totally misreprc
sent my wishes and hopes in regard
to your democratic local ticket. |
shall DC very much pleased to SEQ It
entirely successful. know nothing
which, If were voter in the city OF
New York, would prevent my sup
port of Mr.. Fellows candidacy with
out the least misgivings rs to his fit
ness and with considerable personal
satisfaction, Please present my con
graduation to MIR, Hewitt upon his
excellent letter published this morn
ing. Yours truly,
(Signed) GROVER CLEVELAND.
Tho letter referred to is one in /
which Mayor Hewitt seL. hI toresaw
more danger to II, community from
ne" spaper '-,s than from political /
Oups
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NotPoiliics bntIish

rom he NeW urk lines.
Joseph & Chamberlain shows a singu-
lar lack OF tact in pointing out in ad q
vance the reasons why he IA unlikely
to succeed in settling thu fisheries
dispute. II the reasons are valid, it
seems that he should have declined
the appointment in favor of some
commissioner who did not DIOR uudcr
the same disadvantages. At any rate,
1t is scarcely his part t. point them
out after he has accepted the appoint
mcnt. A. aIn,ttcr OF fact, the reasons
are not very strong. Mr.. Chambers
laIn's acquaintance with American
politics l. not such ss to enable him to
make the proper distinctions about
"Irsh influence" / he were coming
out here to run for Mayor OF New
York It would doubtless suffice to
defeat him, for Irish influence IL very
powerful IN tho municipal politics of
this country, But If as commissioner
he arrives at u settlement Of the fisher
les qucstion in itself satisfactory TO
the state department and the senate,
1t will certainly not be REJECTED be.
cause the British ncgotlAtOr happens
TO be detc-ttd by Irishm ~, ii her in
ireland erin the United State.
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MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov . The
grand jury OF the criminal court has
returned twenty eight bills OF indict
ment against Wharfmaster Pat II.
Nilligher. Twcnty-scven inelctInent,
charge embczllement. The other
charges arc embczzlemcut and Iarcc
ny. The amount Of his deitIcation Is
given at $4,000. indictments charge
him with col Getting wharfage tor
Oaio steamers and failing to settle
with the city.
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hANsAs CITY, Nov. s. Gray county
A ansas is Wildly excited over the ro-
suit of recent election for change of
county seat Ms 6etweed Ingalls, snd
Cimarron. The lstes, figures are In
gals '9S, Cimsrron 562. Charges of
ballot box stuftiug are freely made.
The ballot boxes have been removed
TO the upper story of a Cimarron
bank and armed men are guarding
mem; The building is barricaded
WIN bales OF hay and ladders have
peen !aid side by side on tho stairs
20 prevent access to the boxes. An
armed psrty OF Ingalls, sympathizcr4
ass arrived at Cimarron and serious
1rouDle il feared.
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Fidelity TriaIe.

CiNcTNNAu, o. Nov. 5.-Judge
Jackson'S illness continues aud there
tore Judge Sage, of the United States
court has determined to 20 on with
the preliminaries Of the trial OF the
indictments found In connection with
the Fidelity bank failure. one nun
urea names OF Juror, have been draw N
ana hity have been summoned. Mo
non ON behalf Of Benz, HOPKINS to
put MS trlal last, was overruled, the
courI holding that the government
should through the district attorney,
ArrGhge me order OF trials.
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~ est ways

WEsr. Tex, Nov D. West is per
mans the quietest place in Texas
about now. For weeks there has
been nothing that the broHdest
allowable stretch Of cxageration
could cons.rue into news. There has
not been all accident, "A scandal or Il
fight for such Il whiIo that the gossips
nave nothing to talk about y doz
ell men may be accostcd With, "wha's
the newsY aud the Invariably rcP.y il
"nothng" and person can talk all
day and not hear anything but what
lac heard month ago.
There have been few transactions
in real estate, business changoo and
shifting of base among our promi
nent cltLens.
Dr. W. f. Baron has sold his prop
artv on the corner of Pine and Rob
erts streets to Mr.. r. NJ. West, aud
rontempa atcs moving 10 his farm.
MIR. John Moore, of White Rock.
iias bought an intcrest in the T.. ID.
skinner grocery house, and has re
moved his family to this place.
Dr. G, VI. Vaughn is closing out his
stock of drugs and says he VIII leave
Yves, soon.
Rev. Levi Spccr- has sold his house
and lot to Mr.. c, u. Skinner and de
parted.
Dr. A. l.. Wiley now occupies the
handsome house in the southern por
ton Of town, lately the residence of
Mrs NJ Taiaierro.
The West high school is in a ilour
ishing condition. The average daily
attendance is 10
This il one of the best schools,
out side OF Waco, in the country. 1t
win soon be Incorporated with capital
stock sufficient for sll purposes. Prof
!. Is. Cook, the scholarly principal,
aud his able assistants, ARE striving to
make this session pleasant and prof
sable to all concerned.
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p.ny, a few miles north Of this city.

pany, few miles north of this city.
The entire city was shaken by the
force Of the concussion, Four tons
Of liquid metal were allowed to flow
through some mishsp, into wet re
ccptac q, and frightful explosion en-
sued. ltls reported that twenty men
wcro burned Officer. in charge are
rrticent and desire the matter -up
pres .ed. but it L. learned That John
(ircen, Joseph Madden and WIN.
strickland were severely scalded.
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A IhIIIlncr hInrnI

May purify the AIR, but nothing except
~O/ODONT will purity the mouth
flied with neglected teeth, and rescue
those faithful servants OF mankind
from utter ruin before il is too late
Don't neglect to try 1t. You will he
surprised aud delighted with its re-
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ferrible Exptosiou.

SPRINGFIELD, Nov. IA terrific
explosion of molten steel occurred at
an early hour this morning at the
works OF the Springfield Iron com
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,RAcKER rACroi5
SATloNAL HOTEL.

PEORIA. Nov. 3. Tho National ho-
f,I which was built two years ago at
a cost of $4,000, was badly damaged
by fire this morning. Loss 81 600,
fully insured.
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TREATING THE WE2ONG DISEASE.

they from dyspepsia, another from heart disease
.ou rretlaton anot " with pam here there, and n
indifferent, oNcr-sN doctor separate ana distinct ds.S
such when, reality, they nr, all only symptoms hy sTS
encourages practice until large bills The -ilir
treatment and consequent complications. proper os
entirely removed the disease, thereby d>Iclng all bs
misery.
| I-.,oIa \ '1arvClons Cure Mrs G, f Srn,ory
\ Mis- ttH>t.f MtN. ''l trulhtJ
! o | tounl. weakness, lcucouhca and falling of the
4 IinpTnpo had Ia
uUH uno tor a good part the time. iHptor With ,a
sAn~aEa~A army o different py scIus ana srut sims
money, hut benefit AT HUSBAND
persuaded try your medicines which oath 10 do
because prriudcod them, and the doctors s3
they would 40 me good finally told my husband TINT i
would your medicines, try them
against the advice of my uiyscn lie got me sly bottles the
Ftvortc Prescriptions also butrs of the Discovery
ten dollars took three bottles of Discovery and tour Of
then tho balance OF TIN medicine to my wEa
troubled the WY, and she cured herself or
time. have not had to take any medicine alms
four years
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Many time women eal on their family physicians. suffering
Ui'lhr IRON kidney disease,
this way they all present alike to themselves and their
for winch he Ir-bs his pills and poon assuming them to b
womb disorder of
hti' gts no better hut probably of the delay,
N llr Piorcs rNorc Prescriptions djitci 10 ne
iisr and ustituu4
Nfr. 8 N,D,,. ,,c ~ r..,..t..,
I3 PHYSICIANS @ @,
{ FblIF0 Having exhausted the skill of three ply
.r,-.H. slciuls. ! was completely discouraged and
weak could with difficulty tl!' room
auu" began taking Dr. Pcrc's FHvotc Prescription Uud
uHng th, local treatment recommended hs Common
Medical Adviser commenced tp improve In
months 1i cll.i, and mad trouble
Wrft" letter family briefly how
health had been stored and Offering %
to any one writing for them ant enclosing ''dmId-U
Itn" ot reQJ have received four hundred letters.
In reply hay dmGrbc my and the treatment used
and have earnestly advised them do likewise From
many have rs'yed second letters of thanks stating that thy
$50 required for th" Medical Adviser ana had applied the
local treatment So tuy and plainly laid down therein and were
I'M N lAff. MI L.lN
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THE oUTGRoWTH OF A VAST EXPERIENCE

cures nausea, weakness of stomach, indi-
gcstiuu. hluating and cruCtatiuns Of gas
A. IL soothing and strengthening
ncrNinc, Favuritr Prescription is uu-
cquallod and is Invaluable in alutlug and
suhdulug nervous CNCitHhlitN, mritahilitN,
exhaustion, prostitution, hystcria, spasms
and other distressing, nervous symptoms
commonly attendant upon functional aud
organic disease of the womb. II induces
refreshing sleep and relieves mental anN-
lctN and dependency.
Dr. Picrcc's Fayoritc Prescription
il Il legitimate medicine, carefully
compounded 10y an experienced and skiltul
physician, and adapted To wOnan's delicate
organization. II ID purely vegetable in It's
composition and perfectly harmless in its
effects in any condition of the system.
"EaVorife Prescription il II posi-
tive cure for the most complicated and
obstinate cascs of lcucOrrh"a, or whites,
excessive flowing At monthly periods pain
tul mcnstruatiOn, unnatural supprcsslonS,
prolapsus or falling of the womb, weak
back. female weakness untrVcrsiun, re-
truvcrsion, bcariug-duwu sensations, Chron-
ic congestion. inflammation and ulCcUtion
Of the womb. inflammation, pain ami ten
dcrnosS IN oVaries, accompanied with go IN
tcrnal heat"
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